10 beginner-friendly resources for learning Japanese (that no one talks about)

[@tbenavente]

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[@pimtha5038]

Thank you

[@thanhtam9140_sawadikha]

thank you ❤❤

[@junior-ry3of]

Such a comprehensive review

[@arinalowery7167]

I am not even studying Japanese but I watch all your videos because they’re super cool and cozy and I can always find some useful tips for my target languages. Thanks a lot for everything you do

[@うんこの帝王2]

As a Japanese, I’m so surprised that so many people are studying our language!!! (I know it’s so difficult to learn and to be able to speak, even as a native speaker) And thanks Tanya for sharing such an amazing video! I would really like to watch your other videos to know the tips of language studies💕

[@UtkristBajgain]

Would yuh like to accept my friend requests ❤ im from nepal ,now im starting learn Japanese language its so difficult Can yuh suggest me a good app ,

[@fool4343]

japanese language is very fascinating english is my second language and grammatically very similar to my first (russian), but still i think a bit different knowing english! i wanna try to think in japanese because i can gain a new perspective just by knowing a language thats very different from mine. also learning languages is hard but very satisfying!

[@franckoliver1899]

I am from Togo (west of Africa) and I finally started learning Japanese during the pandemic after years of watching anime and playing Final Fantasy games. The pronunciation is of Japanese "easy" to me because I already speak French so all the sounds are known to my brain except for らりるれろ. I have always been fascinated by Japanese culture and language. I hope to visit sometime next year 🤗

[@SemekiIzuio]

Is it? I think translating to english is what makes it difficult

[@elenaekanathapetrova2282]

I think it's true for a lot of languages that even native speakers can have some problem with their own language. and I think it's good to know about it and don't expect too much from yourself. because unrealistic expectations can ruin it your motivation and discouraged you a lot. so thank you!

[@scriptingjapan5279]

Thank you so much for the kind words about my resources! It means a lot to know people are finding them to be helpful.

[@tbenavente]

Thank you for creating them and for making them accessible to everyone!

[@mochidemy]

Thanks Tanya for your lovely review of the app. We hope you have a joyful experience learning with MochiMochi. May your KZbin channel achieve more success with the values that you have been bringing to the audience. 😊

[@phanlinh3087]

lovely app, thanks

[@maitri_negi]

It’s paid 😢

[@SomedayKorean]

I love Irodori!! As someone who isn't living in Japan (or planning to), I don't find all of the topics 100% relevant to me, but it's still an incredibly rich resource, and I personally prefer it to Genki in both visual design and content structure. That plus the online practice exercises are great for self-studying. It's definitely one of the best free resources I've seen, and I feel like I never see anyone talking about it. It'd be nice if they expanded to more than just beginner levels.

[@thuongphan926]

can't underestimate mochi in expanding vocab and kanji. I used to learn about 1,000 words via that app. It actually helps me a lot in retaining the learned words in my long-term memory.

[@alive6367]

You are a lifesaver! You are by far the most legitimate channel I’ve encountered regarding this topic. Other channels seem to be senseless and just go about it on a roundabout way but you have been direct to the point and the resources are curated clearly. Thank you for this video. ❤

[@veryconfused273]

You're such a life saver for this, I hope everything goes your way and luck is always on your side

[@che33366]

Heeyyy thank you for the links to the graded readers! It’s not easy finding reading materials for beginners with limited vocabulary 🥺

[@cutiechanzz]

It's like having an older sister who guides me so that it's easier for me to learn, thanks a lot Tanya!

[@halinhmaithi1677]

I used to try many methods to study japanese and I found spaced repetition works for me the best. Thanks to you, I know Mochi app was created based on this technique🤩. And tadaa, I downloaded this app ^^

[@livius0653]

Thank you so much, I was looking for those materials!!! Now I have plenty things to learn and no excuses.

[@hanagara1907]

I love the yomichan extension for chrome. You download whatever dictionaries (depending on your native language some may be available in said language), if you have multiple dictionaries set the priority, then when you are browsing a page with Japanese text, hover over and press whatever key you set (default shift but you can change that) and it has a popup with suggested dictionary entries for your word and you can listen, integrate with anki etc

[@absolutelyanisa]

This is the best video about Japanese resources I would say. I was looking for books which for level 0 learners. But couldn’t find any. But thanks to your video I found it. Thank you, Tanya.

[@jahayrac8636]

Is it just me? But I feel like I just discovered a treasure trove of useful Japanese study resources. Thank you! 🙌 💕❤

[@fer850]

Great resources linked in the video, the content really lives up to the title of the video. Going to be checking out a lot of the resources you've linked. Thanks for the video!

[@NoraBrown-kb6tm]

The Golden Time feature in MochiMochi is brilliant! It ensures we focus on what we need to review most.

[@alguien908]

I found your channel recently and I gotta say, I used to do Japanese but that was a very long time ago and I didn't know what I was doing so I quit I plan on returning to it someday once I'm up to speed on my other languages, so when that happens I'll definetly use these and the resources I already own, I'm currently studying Chinese so Kanji won't be as big of an issue but for everything else that seems really helpful. Now if I could find my old copy of Minna no Nihongo...

[@zenbrandon]

Ah, yes! The video I've been waiting for!

[@annekerenza3612]

MochiMochi is pretty handy when it comes to vocabulary, always have it on my phone

[@yukinieve1396]

so far your channel is my favorite in terms of learning languages , Thank you❤❤

[@tbenavente]

thank you 💜

[@midnightvision]

I think my comment got deleted because it came across as spam, but I just wanted to share info about a Japanese learning app that a lot of people don’t seem to know about. Renshuu has helped me quite a bit, and maybe it can help others, especially since many of its features aren’t behind a paywall. It’s been hard for me to stay motivated for the past year, and your videos are helping me to be kinder to myself about it. They’re also getting me to try different ways of of approaching language study. So thank you for making such honest videos on this subject.

[@hangshoo]

Your personal experience with MochiMochi is a testament to its effectiveness. I'm sold!

[@tetonenglish]

Wow! Such a plethera of free resources! Thank you for sharing in such detail.

[@moeoeoe]

Thank you!

[@tbenavente]

Thank YOU 💜

[@ree_iiinn]

IRODORI REPRESENTATION!!! I did A1 and its so good, I loved learning with it! and the colours!!!

[@ree_iiinn]

I feel like finishing Irodori gives someone a good stepping stone / foot into the entrance of Japanese.

[@Adler2418]

As a Brazilian, I'm thinking about learning German, improving more my french and also speaking Japanese. Thanks for sharing mochimochi, i found it really interesting ❤

[@NEUVILLETTE500]

It’s been 6 months.Hast du angefangen deutsch zu lernen?:)

[@Tarmachan]

I'm going on a trip to Japan next year and want to pick up the basics to get by. This is super useful, thanks!

[@morzefarraige]

i've been only using duolingo to train kanji and kana since everything is on the same app and it works fine, but the mochimochi course list is so good! didnt know about this app before so thank you

[@petuniaacuy6863]

thank you for the high-quality resources

[@gabi.a]

Irodori is really good! I've taken they're A1 and A2 courses. 😊 but I could notice I wasn't fully memorizing the content, so I begun MARUGOTO course, and it's much more complete, it has more exercises for example. It's free too, and has courses from begginner to advanced.

[@raelistening]

Thank you so so much for this amazing video!! I just started learning Japanese and was struggling to find grader readers - thank you thank you!

[@tbenavente]

Happy to be of help!

[@tatututuuu3515]

Thank you for all the useful resources! I feel like many videos just repeat the most common ones but i didnt even know one in this video 😊

[@PamelaMolino-w9p]

Love how much I learned in just a few minutes.

[@amber_rgs]

Wow, thank you for all the graded reading resources!

[@Tanyaqwert24]

I don't study Japanese yet, but I still watched this video because adore your voice, it's so relaxing 😊. I'm studying English listening your videos, I can also find interesting tips. Thanks a lot.

[@TrisAgnes]

Always love your sharing Tanya, its so detailed and practical

[@TrisAgnes]

Mnemonics are such a fun way to remember words. Your fish joke for さかな cracked me up! 🐟😂

[@akarin_ch]

Hightly recommend The Bite size podcast too!

[@natsumipaisley]

You've unknowingly saved my life with this video. Reading is extremely important for me as well! Do you have any idea about where to find free graded readers for Korean, too? Thank you so much!

[@jacobbrown7397]

Highly recommend Mochi Mochi Learn Kanji too, it helped me a lot in memorizing Kanji!!

[@JapaneseFromJapan]

The textbooks for migrant workers seem super useful. Great resource

[@nihansathenuja9854]

thanks for your information ! it is very help full to learn and practice Japanese !!!

[@ShiraishiJunta-fo3ql]

Your videos are inspiring, I love watching them

[@tbenavente]

Happy to hear that!

[@silashuckins8853]

Really amazing suggestions for graded readers!

[@mimih5194]

Thanks for the amazing video❤

[@陈kopo]

8:14 weird that they put the furigana for genshin as はらかみ, when it should be げんしん

[@abulababab]

Thank you so much for sharing all the resources! I truly appreciate it

[@shuu958]

always level up motivation when watching your video. Thanks a lot Tanya

[@Rebecca-Jonathan]

I really appreciate any tools that you recommend in video. Thank you 🥰

[@silvercrystal3]

After your video I was looking for a digital version of Graded Readers for my pad and yea while it is possible to get it digitally it is not so convenient as the pdf-like format requires a license, a special app, an address in Japan and a credit card, but after setting all the stuff up I was able to get the Graded Readers books you've shown digitally without waiting and also less pricey as I've paid for the Lvl. 0 Sakura 桜 you've shown at 0:51 ¥580 which is about 4$ to get a first taste on it without paying a premium in advance in case I don't like - so overall for all 6 Lvl. 0 vol.1 books it'd be 24$ and instant access over 31$ on Amazon with waiting time :P

[@NoraBrown-kb6tm]

Thanks a lot for sharing! Great content as always!

[@tbenavente]

My pleasure!

[@sudebadem2305]

ohh this video was what i'm looking for! i already know hiragana, katakana. but i don't know how to actually start to learn Japanese. i went through tons of resources but they just didn't work for me :'). now i'm starting over and collectig resources from 0. and all of these seems very helpful! i like to read when i'm learning a language so i'm sooo glad that you mentioned readers. i also downloaded mochi mochi, i hope i won't give up this time. thank you Tanya for helping us out!!

[@tbenavente]

Best of luck!

[@halinhmaithi1677]

hihi, same to you ^^

[@alittlemei]

Downloaded the app too & I love its cute interface so muchhh ^^

[@ThảoNguyễnThịPhương-z1q]

this app really helps me out

[@shuu958]

i also use the app too ~

[@BinhLam-cc6vx]

Woah thats some great resources! Arigatou

[@iremnursilinc7727]

Hi tanya, im trying to get back to learn japanese, thanks for your great resource recomendations 💝

[@danichang2700]

Thank you so so much, such a great video!!

[@khuongnguyenuc1296]

Love your voice and your sharings much. All helps me a lot in learning japanese ^^

[@Youyuuung]

this was soooooo helpful thank you so much!!!!

[@Langcul]

Pretty nice vid! I like the aesthetic too!

[@TheLunarLexicon]

Idk why I'm about to cry I've been looking for those

[@roshikatareni]

can you do a similar video for learning korean?

[@tbenavente]

Yes, already working on it!

[@jinjin6543]

I learned a lot from your videos, really

[@fatimezzahraeakniz7149]

A big thank youuuuuu here❤❤

[@thanhtam9140_sawadikha]

Such informative and useful materials

[@MyawMyaw01]

ありがとうございます！I have been looking for free graded reader websites

[@Phuong949-c5p]

It is so so helpful for me, arigatou❤

[@chuhuonnngg]

I appreciate how you've broken down the science-based study tips. It makes the learning process seem much more manageable.

[@aradiazoe]

Tysm for this! ❤

[@jitenrajbanshi7479]

Thank you very much sister❤❤

[@PerunovaDochka]

Hey Tanya, I love your videos! I'm looking for study buddy for staying motivated and being friends! Если вы русскоговорящий то так даже забавнее.

[@user-ne9it7jq9y]

Thank you very much for this information! I put the link to Irodory and the Specified Skilled Worker program on one of the Ukrainian forums.

[@No_Named_Nobody]

I love MochiMochi! I just hate subscriptions, I wish I could just buy once

[@lunawilliams21]

Arigatou Tanya, will try the app

[@tbenavente]

Hope you like it!

[@montaedean2211]

Thanks. I didn't know Tadoku had a free books

[@reina5366]

Love it! Could you do one for Korean too? And Italian (if you haven’t already)

[@tbenavente]

I do have one for Italian and I’m planning to make a Korean one sometime in the future 💜

[@nonono5661]

Thank you so much!

[@yeeep9403]

Hey there! Thank you so much for this video. I just discovered so many useful resources from you. I was wondering what Kanji practice workbook that you're using? Thank you!

[@louisgalarza8222]

RoboKana is absolutely amazing for Kanji

[@harrisbetsy]

Thank you for sharing

[@tbenavente]

Thanks for watching!

[@hangtong2324]

good luck with you language journey!

[@tbenavente]

Thank you! 💜

[@xiaomii0685]

Wonderful video. I'm just curious, what do you call the textbook for kanji you're using in 3:30 ?

[@NganNguyen-gg2ww]

Today is the first day of the last month of this year, i am watching this video, and, hopeful that 1/12/2024 i can have N4, as a medical student.❤❤ 🎉

[@Seriinudesu]

Thank you for all the recommendations. There were actually quite a few websites I didn't know yet ☺️ Btw: What program do you use for screen recording on your PC? I'm still struggling to to find a good one 😅

[@tbenavente]

I use Monosnap for mac 🙃

[@Seriinudesu]

@@tbenavente Thank you :)

[@KieuNgan-dd5id]

Wish I'd known these materials earlier!

[@adzukiiii-kun8703]

Omggg seeing this video is a big help! I'm currently searching how can I practice reading more, then this is the answerrr I love this video it's so cozy and relaxing to watch! Thank youuu for uploading this!!

[@timbocracy]

Very helpful

[@AlanJonesu]

Таня, привет! Как называется та книга в которой наисаны кандзи с русским переводом? Я хотел бы купить ее друзьям. Отличное видео для тех изучающих японский язык. Заранее спасибо!

[@thuongphan926]

i'm using MochiMochi

[@Desiyoutubeaccount]

Hello ❤ can you do a similar video for Chinese learning?

[@tbenavente]

Hi! I have zero experience with it, so I don’t really have anything to recommend 🙃

[@Desiyoutubeaccount]

@@tbenavente no problem! Although thanks for all the effort you make to help others with their journey of learning a new language ☺️

[@lofiben]

at 0:56 I find it interesting they use the Hiroshima atomic bombing as an example for a reader here... most materials I've seen tend to avoid touchy subjects like that.

[@phongdinh2948]

MochiMochi is just for those who learned Hiragana & Katakana :>>

[@disizin]

Can you do video like this about Korean please

[@tbenavente]

Probably some time in October, yes

[@ThảoNguyễnThịPhương-z1q]

Irodori is greattt 💘💯

[@amnagorashy6733]

Please do korean learning video

[@MyTạ-u8u]

both watching to relax and pick learning materials. A stone kill two birds :))

[@gabi.a]

other channels I'd suggest: input for begginers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ29qZKla5Wkd9U www.youtube.com/@nihongo-learning7582/videos grammar and vocab: www.youtube.com/@JapanesewithMoonchan/videos

[@aliagordon7390]

What app are you using to write on the downloaded PDFs?

[@leonidassavvides]

Do you have a similar video for Korean instead of Japanese?

[@tbenavente]

Not yet, but I’m definitely planning to make one

[@leonidassavvides]

@@tbenavente I am looking forward for it...

[@atulsingh7539]

How do you search for a kanji which you come across while reading a book or something else? Any app or website (as at this stage you don't know how to write/recognise the kanji correctly.) Thank you 👍

[@tbenavente]

I personally use an app called Yomiwa. It allows you to search by by drawing the character or taking a picture of it